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| The Google operating system for mobile devices that is not proprietary. |
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| See mobile application management (MAM). |
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| Maintaining an accurate record of company-owned mobile devices. |
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| A secure repository for storing valuable authentication information on a mobile device. |
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| Adding or allowing geographical identification data in a mobile app. |
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| The operation of stockrooms where mobile devices are stored prior to their dispersal. |
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| The operating system for Apple mobile devices that is a closed and proprietary architecture. |
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| Services that can identify the location of a person carrying a mobile device or a specific store or restaurant. |
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| A technology that prevents a mobile device from being used until the user enters the correct passcode. |
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| mobile application management (MAM) |
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| The tools and services responsible for distributing and controlling access to apps. Also called application control. |
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| mobile device management (MDM) |
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| Tools that allow a device to be managed remotely. |
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| The ability to quickly remove devices from the organization |
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| The ability to rapidly enroll new mobile devices. |
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| The ability to remotely erase sensitive data stored on a mobile device. |
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| A small form factor storage media of a variety of different types and sizes. |
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| A mobile cell phone that has an operating system for running apps and accessing the Internet. |
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| Portable computing device that is generally larger than smartphones and smaller than notebooks, and is focused on ease of use. |
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